Israel At War

Critical investigation reveals systematic failures in preparedness, victim support, and evidence collection while hostages remain at risk of ongoing abuse in captivity.

Despite diminished arsenal, terror group maintains sporadic fire into Israel.

In a daring nighttime raid, IDF special forces destroyed an Iranian facility that supplied Hezbollah with munitions fired at Israel.

UN officials indicated they are preparing to terminate operations primarily because of the Knesset's new legislation, that will prevent Israeli officials from engaging with UNRWA.

The American proposal to reduce strikes follows overnight missile attack that injured 12 and latest drone interception off Yemen coast.

The proposed strategy involves several steps: First, encircling and evacuating the population. This would be followed by the remote destruction of all energy sources, including fuel and solar facilities, and the elimination of food sources such as warehouses and water reservoirs. The plan also calls for the remote elimination of anyone moving in the area who does not surrender with a white flag during the siege.

President-elect issues yet another warning to the terror group as negotiations stall.

According to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, American weapons supply to Israel increased from 69% in 2019-2023 to 78% currently.

According to Palestinian media, Mahmoud Salah was killed along with Khan Younis commander Hossam Shahwan.

IDF eliminates Nukhba commander Abd al-Hadi Sabah, a key orchestrator of the Oct. 7 assault on Kibbutz Nir Oz.